As a research participant, you study this list of words: curtain, book, anger, dirt, plant, hunger, paper, sadness, sunshine, mu
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Answer:
A. music
B. curtain
C. book
D. pizza
Explanation:
You are most likely to have trouble remembering music. This is explained by the serial position effect. This is a term that describes the ability to recall the first part and the last part of a list, or the items in the beginning and the end of a group more than the items in the middle.
The primary effect describes the ability to recall the items in the beginning of the list such as curtain while the recency effect applies to remembering the last items such as pizza.
The answer is Military
Countries such as Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Switzerland are some of most developed countries in the world.
They have the Highest Human Development Index which points to how the government spends on providing high quality education, health and other public sector services.
However, all these countries also lack a strong and powerful military which can actually provide capable defense.
Switzerland is a neutral country while many Northern European countries are part of the NATO. As the United States spends the bulk of all money at NATO, these countries actually save billions of dollars every year.
Hence, while these countries have a high Human development Index, they lack a secure Army
A court of special jurisdiction is empowered to hear only certain kinds of cases.
Answer:
To develop a molecular clock, you need to find which of the following?
a sequence of molecules
the rate at which changes occur in a type of molecule
how much total change has occurred in a type of molecule from two different species
how many molecules a species has
Explanation:
Vladimir, also known as Vladimir the Great was actually a double prince: first he was a prince of Novgorod, after his father (answer D, I would go with this answer) and then we was the Grand Prince of Kiev (answer C.) because he united the lands into Kievan Rus.
So... we has born a prince of Novgorod, but died a Grand Prince of Kievan Rus. The question should be more specific.
